How has art changed the way you see the world? Explore the artist’s role in society and share your thoughts
Art can hold up a mirror to contemporary life, raise awareness about urgent issues or argue for change, as the artworks in this display demonstrate.
In this room, you can explore artists’ ideas about their role in society and share your experiences and thoughts about how art can change the world.
How has art changed the way you see the world? Share your ideas via Twitter and see them become part of the display. #TateChange
Tate Modern
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